and knute berger is a journalist and columnist for "seattle weekly." old school seattle, all.a bay and the hood canal for over five generations, since 1890. with three restaurants in town, they know what they're doing. >> anthony: are you eating this whole? head, tail, bones and all? >> knute: yes. ♪ >> anthony: whole local smelt, flash-fried and served with pepperoncini sambal aioli. local dungeness crab, cooked and chilled with pickled ginger sauce. and oysters, lots of oysters. >> anthony: so seattle has been, for a very long time, considered one of the more foodie, for lack of a better word, foodie cities. >> knute: yeah. >> anthony: if you ask people why, generally they said the sheer abundance of really good ingredients. >> knute: yeah, exactly. i mean you got the ocean there, you've got cattle country and orchard country just over the mountains. >> anthony: yeah. >> knute: to say why the things is changed in seattle is there's not just the pike place market but every neighborhood has a market that -- >> anthony: has a green market. >> knute: yeah, and so those entrepren

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in the city of seattle. not in the greater puget sound rio de janeiro b regionit but in the of seattle. housing prices doubled and apartment rents have don't up 70 or 80%. so it is a serious impact that the hq 2 city shod think ant. >> a double edged sword there of dourse. people who n affordable housing. >> right. >> so all those folks who got those jobs needed places to live. so t m jobket obviously boomed. >> it is a tremendous job market. yes. and amazon in seattle despite all its growth continues to have thousands of new jobs that they are hiring for that they are advertising for. andhis sort of search for talent and yet infrastructure that can handle it is the reason they are seeking another headquarters in another city. >> sticking again with the theme of density. traffic. density means traffic. >> it used to be in seattle people talked about the in, which happens very very often. now they talk about the traffic which, happensco tantly. >> okay. >> and there is a statistic that i saw the other day, th

to do in taking that in mind what went wrong in seattle what would you have done differently. so when we first spoke was he had a public utility as it was about it maybe a couple of weeks before we launched our star less in seattle campaign and maybe it was maybe it was three three weeks before we launched our star listen seattle campaign and and really it was to say hey we just wanted to let you know that we're launching this campaign here is everybody who signed up is there anything that we should know about and then about a week into the campaign as when they left the exclusion on the rule which does allow for compostable plastic straws which tend to act exactly like plastic straws now some of those compostable plastic straws are made from corn and as somebody who has pretty severe food allergies i'm very sensitive to those who have food allergies so i don't know if that is a viable alternative for everyone it probably is not it but given the feedback that we received already from folks in the disability community it seemed like the compost of all plastic straws were going

so you have a show in seattle. it, that -- do you feel like you're for some reason in seattle more than any other city they love you? >> well, you know, it's funny. because when i was doing radio, we were syndicated in seattle. which probably helps now with the audience in seattle. but my program director came in and he said, you guys are number one in seattle. and i said, you want to know what the smartest city in the united states is? it's seattle. and he said, yeah, you know where else you're number one? i said, where? he said, the dumbest city in america, vegas, where jimmy kimmel is from. >> jimmy: what? the dumb -- how is that the dumbest city? by the way, people come into vegas, we take all their money and send them back to their stupid towns. [ applause ] so who's the dummy? >> true, i don't know. i heard the dumbest city was vegas, and the smartest city was seattle. >> jimmy: oh. by the way, i lived in seattle, my first radio job was in seattle, they fired me almost immediately. >> yeah, it was funny. he s

june taking that in mind what went wrong in seattle what would you have done differently. so when we first spoke was he had a public utility as it was about it maybe a couple of weeks before we launched our star less in seattle campaign and maybe it was maybe it was three three weeks before we launched our star listen seattle campaign and and really it was to say hey we just wanted to let you know that we're launching this campaign here is everybody who signed up is there anything that we should know about and then about a week into the campaign is when they left the exclusion on the rule which does allow for compostable plastic straws which tend to act exactly like plastic straws now some of those compostable plastic straws are made from corn and somebody who has pretty severe food allergies i'm very sensitive to those who have food allergies so i don't know if that is a viable alternative for everyone it probably is not it but given the feedback that we received already from folks in the disability community it seems like that composed of all plastic straws were going to

and started choking him and then they cleaned out the area around the seattle needle. third highest homeless population, this is what they estimate. a third of the homeless serious substance abusers, that goes back to fentanyl and everything else were dealing with. and a third can't handle the soaring housing costs that are cropping up in the cities that you are in and in places like seattle and san francisco. >> that is a huge issue here in los angeles. some people want to say if the liberals and democratic policies, this has been coming for the better part of a decade. we see especially since cities like san francisco you have people from silicon valley buying up real estate and pushing up people who could afford these places. this is happening in the pacific northwest. that speaks to the multifaceted problem because you have mental illness you have drug abuse and you have lack of affordability. let's talk about affordability because you have $13 million that ends up in seattle coming up to 500 beds for over 11,000 people it just doesn't cut it. this may sound crazy

crosstalk in the trials and tribulations of the left i'm joined by my guest so i color in seattle he's a writer activist and progressive you tube or in west hartford we have julio rivera he is editorial director for reactionary times and the newsmax columnist and here in moscow we have don de bar he's an anti-war activist and host of a daily radio program or a gentleman crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate soccer let me go to you first in seattle because you get up there early as for this program and it's much appreciated i mean i suppose you came . came across this walkaway movement that it is taken in a bit of. a flash on the internet here i found that to be very curious because i think i instinctively everyone on this panel and a lot of people in the in the in the country already know this and and be the inclusive eighty of the democrats that's what they say but in fact they're actually actively excluding people of all kinds of people of different stripes and attitudes and outlooks how do you reflect upon that zach go ahead. b

is it seattle? >> seattle has a new solution for its homeless problem.er money to buy plane tacts to stay with family in more stable cities. >> how did you know that? >> i was in portland and saw the problem there. san francisco wouldn't be smart enough, so seattle is the only logical conclusion. >> at this point, she has a big lead, and we don't even know if my buzzer works? >> it's wise to blame the equipment. question three, which billionaire celebrity says she is no longer considering a run for president because it would "kill her." >> oprah winfrey. >> oprah winfrey. is it oprah? >> oprah, once again smacking down talk about a political future saying running for president would kill her. i feel like i wouldn't be able to do it. it's not a clean business. it would kill me. >> do i get parting gifts? >> you get the admiration of millions. >> notice oprah says unlike television, pol politics is nota clean business. question four, another multiple choice. competitive eater, joey chestnut once again won the hotdog eating record. he broke his own round de

. >> tonight's world premiere video is from the seattle band nirvana.♪ load up on guns bring your friends ♪ ♪ it's fun to lose and to >> it was like the musical kennedy assassination of our time. everybody who was alive then can tell you the moment they heard that song. because nothing like that existed to that point. it was really transcendent. ♪ when the light's out ♪ it's less dangerous ♪ here we are now entertain us >> here we are now, entertain us. it sounded like a threat. it sounded like a different generation coming in and saying, what do you have for us? what are you going to do for us? ♪ got to find a way, a better way, a way to live ♪ >> the so-called slackers, generation x, they were not being paid attention to. and this pressure was building up, especially in the music industry, for something that actually spoke to them. >> this is the first american generation that will make less than their parents will. it's a tough time to grow up in. and i think the band and kurt cobain in particular reflect that angst. ♪ yeah, yeah >> kurt cobain was a

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is it seattle? >> well, seattle has a new solution.es plane tickets to send homeless people to stay with family with more stable housing in other cities. >> tucker: how did you know that? >> i was in portland, i saw the problem here. i heard about san francisco, i don't think they would be smart enough to fly them out. so seattle. >> she's got a big lead, we don't know if my buzzer works. >> tucker: it's always wise to blame the equipment. question three. which billionaire celebrity says she is no longer considering a run for president because it would, quote, kill her. billionaire celebrity no longer planning to run for president. katie? >> oprah winfrey. >> tucker: is it oprah? >> oprah, once again, smacking down talk of a political future, running for president would kill her. i feel like i could not exist. i would not be able to do it. it's not a clean business. it would kill me. >> do i get any parting gifts? >> p you get the admiration of millions. >> tucker: unlike television, politics is not a clean business. [laughter] that's

seattle has the fifth largest homeless population. can this work?s angeles that has the first and the highest homeless population. so if it does it's something we need to look at in los angeles. homelessness is multifaceted. there are reasons that people are homeless and i don't think this is a cure-all but i think this is a decent idea. tell you something that happened ten years ago in spain. not homeless. but they came to spain and were unemployed and spain could not afford to keep them so they offered them tickets to leave spain. although over 20,000 rather than 80,000 they wanted took the money, that is what is happening in seattle. these are people that are not partaking of the shelters or the homeless services. some of the people in the future they are afraid could commit a crime. some were robbed or lost a job and they want to get back to their family in florida or in midwest and it offers opportunity for reunification with their families and helps them on that front. >> brian: you must have seen this in los angeles is the violence. a lot of

and vancouver because starbucks has to ban straws seattle and bank hoovers who are the first two cities in north america who are banning plastic straws or single use straws and so all the restaurants all the restaurants chains they have to obviously follow if they want to stay in that particular market seattle of course being the home market for starbucks of course this whole thing is making an environmental impact is specially with starbucks having twenty eight thousand stores globally and with sales of cold beverage of course the cold beverage are the ones that you drink with a straw those make up more than fifty percent of total sales by now it was only about a third five years ago i believe that mcdonald's is planning to do exactly the same and they all targeting eco friendly melendez now in the hope to gain new customers . yes that's pretty much behind it is a p.r. move obviously of course mcdonald's is showing some environmental responsibility here too but generally of course the environmental footprint of donalds is still huge their public health record might be dismal but they w

seattle carried that 2-0 lead all the way to the 7th. giants got on the board when crawford drove home chris d'arnaud. hunter pence got it done two batters later with a hit that scores crawford. giants get 2. tied but not for long. bottom of the 8th seattle singles up the middle off reliever sam dyson. giants go down in order in the ninths and the mariners win another close one 3-2. >>> the a's have a minimal comeback challenge tonight compared to last night. bob melvin's team in texas for the third night after coming back from a 10-2 deficit last night. the a's got on the board first tonight against perez. olson with the drive down the right field line scores semien. the a's off to a good start. but the rangers put up a crooked number against edwin jackson in the second. straightaway center finds the lawn. the three-run shot the difference in the game. right now, it's the rangers 3- 1 leading in the fifth. >>> the 49ers reported to camp today and for one veteran player, just showing up was a profitable experience. when the 49ers acquire

we'll wrap things up here from seattle with a surprise guest right after this on abc. the morning, justu. i have breakfast and go to work, just like you. i love music. ♪ i eat good food. i hang out with friends. and just like you, i keep all my medals in my living room. don't you? ♪ don't you? pizza hut always has the $7.99 deal you can get delivered. so why go anywhere else? don't just make it "pizza night." make it pizza hut pizza night and get your favorites delivered. large 2-topping pizzas... just $7.99. order online now. one more way no one outpizzas the hut. >>> and the games are officially under way. jennifer goodly from washington with the flame of hope, lighting the cauldron, and you see that joy and that celebration. the emotion here, it's been an emotional afternoon in seattle, and coverage of the 2018 special olympics usa games continue tomorrow with our nightly recap show at 6:00 p.m. eastern, 3:00 pacific on espn2 ne:00 next sun at 2:00 p.m. eastern on abc. i mention, we had a surprise guest. we have an olympic champion. three gold medals, just 15 months ago. dana schilts

the american wild card spot for the 2nd behind seattle 1/2 games behind seattle 1/2 games are now only 1/2 games behind seattle for the 2nd wild card spot in the american league this is a crazy story... cardinals pitcher austin gomber... in his firs major league start... gave upo no hits through six innings... but in the 7th... just as he was about to throw his first pitch... someone in the stadium pulled the fire the gam until the staff could confenoug continue the game. when the game started up again, gomber would have his no- hitter broken up by joey votto... then allowed a game-tying home run from eugenio suarez... and be pulled from the game the cardinals did end up winning... 4-2 in 11 innings the cleveland cavaliers will have a star player in town this year... they have reportedly re-signed kevin love to a four-year extension worth 120 million dollars. love is a five time all-star and the only one remaining on the cavaliers roster. the big three of kyrie, lebron james and love won the nba finals in 2016 and made the finals the last four years. love was originally acquired after

the same ban seattle began this month. although the san francisco legislation requires a second vote next week. the ban also makes napkins and utensils with takeout or delivery ... available only on request, unless there is a self-serve station. the legislation will begin on january first 20-20. (pam) free meals hafor tech workers. now, two bay area cities are taking steps... to ban big companies from opening up those free in- house cafeterias.(grant) een kelly reports...the purpose is to encourage those workers to patronize local cafe's and restaurants. i love itthis microsoft employee has a free coffee she got at her workplace cafeteria....she says she can get all her meals free there... it's less work for me i'm more focused i'm not worried about what i'm gonna eat even if i have to go to a restaurant downstairs i need to think about it what am i going to eat where should i go and the price is everything it's just a hasslebut that hassle free dining hurts local restaurants in the area.....the caddilac bar on 9th street

david: you were living in seattle. now you have a team in l.a..you yell and scream like the other fans? steve: i do. i make it to a lot of games. it is fun to be enthusiastic. i enjoyed it. things are most fun when your kids play. second, this owner thing is pretty good. go into the locker room and say, well, you could do this better? do you give them many tips? steve: three principles. don't talk to anybody after a loss. coach, yes, but not players. , pump guys up. after big games in the locker room when we lose or win, our last game of the season, in the locker room. i go to training camp and give a little speech at the beginning of the year, a pop up. david: you have coached young children in basketball. do you take the tips and get them to your l.a. clippers coach? steve: no. i hear there are owners that do that, and i'm not going to be that guy. david: you were famous for pumping of people. when you are watching the game, do you yell and scream? steve: i yell and scream. i become more moderate so i preserve my vocal cords. it can be a problem

the team they're chasing the seattle mariners. tonight the giants actually helped the a's by beneath the mariners. that guy's asleepably his first baseball game. drama for giants in seattle. sandoval with the infield single. the mariners make an error and giants beat the mariners 4-3. we're back in a moment. distance relationship. this is long distance with the best wifi exth more moneyn the makes life...ngs.thisy simple. easy. awesome. xfinity gives you the best wifi experience to stream the most free movies and shows from anywhere. plus, staying connected on the go is easy with xfinity mobile. switch today and see how you can save. click, call or visit a store today. the olympic stadium in tokyo okay. it's very exciting. exactly two years from today, team usa also walk into the olympic stadium in tyogames. >> wow, that's r corner. let's pack our bags. tokyo is actually ready to go the u.s. olympic committeebrat with an event in the little tokyo neighborhood of l.a. more than 11,000 athletes from 206 nations will compete in the 2

the former seattle pilots are taking the san francisco giants, they call them the brewers these days. first pitch at 10:5 p.m., mid- 50s overnight tonight. sun up at 6:11, and 64 in the city. 92 livermore, 83 san jose, and the usual low clouds in the morning and sun in the afternoon all week long and all the way to next weekend. tonight all night tonight there's the nearly full moon, and if you don't have overcast skies you'll see a brilliant red star near the full moon. it's not a star, it's the planet mars closer than it's been since the year 2003. go out and have a look. that's weather, here's vern with sports.

he continued to service his clients in seattle. and of course, by then, he had found teresa. then, in the summer of 2009, two strange 911 calls came into the skagit county sheriff's office. an anonymous male caller claimed mark stover was transporting drugs in his car. >> there's a crime that is going to take place in the morning. >> reporter: police pulled mark over, found a small amount of marijuana and cocaine underneath the car. but he was not arrested. mark told police he believed he was being set up. those were not his drugs. mark wasn't charged with any crime. but he was terrified? >> he was terrified that someone was trying to set him up to be charged with transportation of these drugs and facing jail time or prison time or both. >> reporter: not long after that drug incident, mark opened up to a longtime client. told her, she said, that he was convinced his days were numbered. >> he totally shocked me by saying how every time he leaves his house in the morning he checks under his car to make sure there's nothing like a bomb. he was a shaken man. >> reporter: and then

last year, 150 businesses in seattle participated in an initiative called strawless in seattle. in one month, more than 2 million plastic straws were removed from the city. san francisco, oakland, berkeley, and alameda have also proposed similar bans. >>> a vicious but quick fight. that's what president trump says he expects once he announces the second supreme court nominee of his tenure. with just over a week until his self-imposed deadline, the guessing game is sure to spark fireworks this holiday weekend. here's nbc's kelly o'donnell. >> reporter: after a weekend in new jersey, the president is up against a deadline of his own making. one week to announce his second supreme court nominee. >> i think we're going to have a lot of support. i think we're going to have support from democrats frankly. i think if it's the right person. >> reporter: because justice kennedy's legacy is already set as a critical swing vote, his successor could shape american life for years to come. a swing vote in the senate will likely be susan collins, republican of maine, who supports abortion righ

david: you were living in the seattle area. now you have a team in l.a.you yell and scream like the other fans? steve: i do, in fact. i make it to a lot of games. it is fun to be enthusiastic. i enjoy it. things are most fun when it is your kid playing. second, this owner thing is pretty good because you have a sense of the dynamics of the guys. david: do you go into the locker room and say, well, you could do this better? do you give them many tips? -- give them any tips? steve: i have three principles. don't talk to anybody after a loss. that is number one. coach, yes, but not players. number two, pump guys up. usually with texts after a gain. after big games in the locker room when we lose or win, our last game of the season, in the locker room. i go to training camp and give a little speech at the beginning of the year, a pump up. david: you have coached young children in basketball. do you ever take the tips and get them to your l.a. clippers coach? [laughter] steve: no! i hear there are owners that do that, and i'm not going to be that guy. david: y

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david: you were living in the seattle area. now you have a team in l.a.o you go down there and yell and scream like the other fans? steve: i do, in fact. we have 41 home games. i probably made 38 this year and maybe another seven away games. so i make it to a lot of games. and it is fun to be enthusiastic. i enjoy it. you know, things are most fun when it is your kid playing. this owner thing is pretty good because you have a sense of the dynamics of the guys. david: so do you go into the locker room and say, well, you could do this better? do you tell them anything in the locker room or do you give them any tips? steve: i have three principles. number one, don't talk to anybody after a loss. that is number one. coach, yes, but not players. number two, pump guys up. which i do usually with texts after a game. after big games in the locker room when we lose or win, our last game of the season, in the locker room. and i go to training camp and give a little speech at the beginning of the year, a pump up. david: you have coached young children in basketball.

and vancouver because starbucks has to ban straws seattle and bank hoovers who are the first two cities in north america who are banning plastic straws or single use straws and so all the restaurants all the restaurant chains they have to obviously follow if they want to stay in that particular market seattle of course being the home market for starbucks of course this whole thing is making an environmental impact is specially with starbucks having twenty eight thousand stores globally and with sales of cold beverage of course the cold beverage are the ones that you drink with a straw those make up more than fifty percent of total sales by now it was only about a third five years ago i believe that mcdonald's is planning to do exactly the same and they all targeting eco friendly melendez now in the hope to gain new customers . yes that's pretty much behind it is a p.r. move obviously of course mcdonald's is showing some environmental responsibility here too but generally of course the environmental footprint of mcdonald's is still huge their public health record might be dismal but they

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>> i fell into it i was on vacation in seattle i was in a slightly seedy part of town this had a u.s. park ranger in smokey bear hat and said what's the deal and why are you here? he said this is a special poll it is a replica of a pole stolen by seattle residence as a tourist attraction type of thing and they were inspired by the harriman expedition i said like edward harryman? because that station he had built was a couple blocks away he said yes. he took all the famous naturalist scientists and riders on the luxury steamship to go the coast of alaska. what do you mean? you mean the two fathers of american conservation? yes. the fathers of american conservation trapped on his steamship of the great gilded age going to uncharted alaska for two months? there might be a story and i was right. >> this is no average trip. this essentially was a luxury trip. you write about how harriman doctor told him to take time off from the railroad business and this was a sabbatical and then to go on this major venture to alaska. >> harriman did things halfway he was told to take a sabbatical because

and in february , we had an opportunity to go to seattle. and we purposely picked seattle because in part they're really at the forefront of some reforms. there's many similarities to our own city and to our own use of force policy, and san francisco police department has also worked with seattle specifically around crisis intervention team work, so we thought this would be a great opportunity to see the kind of reforms that they had done. we invited the police department to accompany us on this trip, and it was really an informative trip. i wanted to spend a little time talking about it because it really forms the nature of our policy recommendations. when we went there, we had an opportunity to not only meet with their use of force unit, and that's a unit that's reviewing all of their use of force cases, we had an opportunity to look at their use of force investigative unit, as well. and that's another -- another aspect where they're able to look at and really delve into use of force, and we were able to spend several hours listening to th

i finally my roommate to talk with your getting this story over the modem from seattle.the story that turned out to be into the wild, the writer is john krakauer. absolutely mesmerizing magazines with it became later and absolute absolutely mesmerizing book and actually mesmerizing movie. so from that moment the fear panic and being absolutely transfixed by this first exposure to the idea of going to alaska and dropping out and being that far away from society and all this incredible beauty, i always knew i would get their precocious looking for the right subject to leave me there. >> host: chris as you point went up to alaska with this dream of being all by himself using his own resilience and ended up going to john greco wrote a book about them. there's been a lot of our alaskans who written about what happened that one of the guides, he talks in the book about the legacy of chris and the fact that people so go to alaska kind retraced his steps. some of them died or had to be rescued. how did you want your narrative and your story of alaska venture to turn out differen

that is what happened to the young man in seattle.h school director for turning point usa. you represent the conservative high school student and you are a high school student yourself and is this the kind of treatment that you regularly feel as a conservative? >> these attacks are growing and escalating in intensity and occurrence. it had to say i think that the left is shifting to a point where someone holds a different opinion than they do it's not okay. they're okay with diversity as long as it's not diversity of thought. stuart: you can't go around knocking peoples caps off and spitting on the. it's a fence and a crime. >> absolutely. stuart: so attack it on that basis. >> yes, it's saddening that we see the shift that if someone is a conservative in these attacks are occurring especially from millennial's in college and what are these professors teaching their students? stuart: in the conference coming up in dc and at the conference for conservative high school students, correct? >> yes, sir. stuart: will you do? >> huge event a